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Re: treatment for pre-cancerous cervical cellsFrom: j wang, M.D. (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 6 Nov 2001 08:04:40 -0600 (CST)
At Mon, 5 Nov 2001, susanna wrote: > >I have recently had a number of abnormal pap-test results, and, four >months ago, a colpo that came back negative. However, my follow-up pap >showed 'mild pre-cancerous cells' and my obgyn wants to do another colpo >in a couple of weeks. She says if the results show only mild >pre-cancerous cells she would rather not go on to surgery that would >take the top layer of my cervix because the pre-cancerous cells could >re-occur and she would not be able to continue just taking layers of the >cervix. She would prefer just to keep an eye on the cells and let my >body's immune system take care of it. I may also have recently >developed rheumatoid arthritis, however (the tests are not conclusive) >and am worried about my auto-immune system. >I would like to know: >Is this a typical response by a doctor? Yes. More decisions can be made once more information is obtained.
>Are there various ways of removing pre-cancerous cells, other than Yes, there are several. There is a pamphlet fronm ACOG called "Disorders of the Cervix" - ask your doc for a copy.
>I am confused about the difference between 'removing the tip of the
-- James Wang, M.D Assitant Clinical Prof. Tufts University School of Medicine
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